We invite you to attend the North American Skull Base Society (NASBS) 2025 Annual Meeting combined with The World Federation of Skull Base Societies 9th World Congress! Join us for this premier 2-in-1 meeting event, brimming with diverse and greatly expanded educational opportunities. Join us February 13-16, 2025, at the Sheraton New Orleans, in the historic French Quarter. Registration is now open!
NASBS President: Erin McKean, MD, MBA, FACS
Program Chairs:
Shirley Su, MBBS, and Nickalus R. Khan, MD
WFSBS President: Dr. Fernando Dias, MD
WFSBS Congress President: Dr. Jacques Morcos, MD
WFSBS Congress Program Chair: Dr. Daniel Prevedello, MD, MBA, FACS
Dissection Pre-Course: Feb. 12th– 13th
Annual Meeting & World Congress: Feb. 13th– 16th
NASBS Welcomes WFSBS Reception: Feb. 13th
Crescent City Brew House
Main Social Event: Feb. 15th
House of Blues, with a live band
HOTEL
Sheraton New Orleans
500 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70130
NASBS MERCH STORE
Show off your NASBS pride at the meeting
WORLD FEDERATION OF SKULL BASE SOCIETIES
NASBS is excited to partner with The World Federation of Skull Base Societies (WFSBS) for the 2025 meeting. The WFSBS’ mission is to continue education, promote, design, and promulgate international collaborative studies, and advance the art and science of the skull base region.
HIGHLIGHTED SPEAKERS
Keynote
Leseliey Welch, MPH, MBA
Co-Founder & CEO
Birth Center Equity
Curtin Call
Christine M. Glastonbury, MBBS
Professor of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging
Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, and Radiation Oncology
University of California, San Francisco
Carol R. Bradford,MD, MS, FACS
Dean of the Ohio State University College of Medicine
Vice President for Health Sciences Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Lawrence J. Marentette, MD, FACS
Professor Emeritus
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
University of Michigan
Karin Muraszko, M.D, FAANS
Professor
Pediatric Neurosurgery Clinic | C. S. Mott Children’s Hospital
INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORSHIP
Showcase your institution to the 1,000+ attendees from around the world
who will be attending the Annual NASBS Meeting through a sponsorship or
branding opportunity. You’ll be helping to support the meeting while
gaining visibility and exposure for your institution.
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INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION
https://www.nasbs.org/institutional-sponsorship-application/
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MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
- Nightly social/networking events at renowned New Orleans Venues
- An additional full day of sessions! Including 50% more lecture sessions and 20% more abstract sessions.
- Exciting Special Sessions such as the Chordoma, Neuroradiology & Orbit Education Days
- A comprehensive Radiosurgery Special Session that highlights the nuances of skull base radiosurgery and radiotherapy
- Women in Skull Base Surgery Session and Networking
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SPECIALIZED TRACKS
The 2025 program is tailored to address the latest advancements and challenges in skull-based surgery. You’ll gain invaluable knowledge and networking opportunities by attending focused tracks.
Anterior Skull Base: Explore innovative approaches to managing complex cases involving the anterior skull base, featuring Sinonasal, Intradural/Intraaxial Tumor, Orbit, and Trauma/Vascular.
Head and Neck: Dive into the intricacies of head and neck surgery, featuring sessions on facial reanimation, nasopharynx cancer, and survivorship and treatment effects for improved long-term care.
Lateral Skull Base Track: Expand your knowledge of the lateral skull base with sessions on Vestibula Schwannoma, Hearing/Vestibular Rehab, and Petrous Apex,
Middle Ground Track: Offers a broad spectrum of topics, making it highly relevant for all in skull base surgery, including a joint session with the Society for HN Anesthesia. Whether you’re focused on CSF Management, pediatric care, rehabilitation, or career building, this track provides the opportunity to enhance your skills and broaden your knowledge.
Much More! See Track Details